Anaesthesia Questions

hi Sayali well sevoflurane I sone the shortest acting agent
it has some post operative (after surgery ) delirium (psychosis)and respiratory irritant though safer than isoflurane and halothane

anything further I would appreciate in private consult

I'm very concerned about the symptoms you're experiencing, especially the combination of blurry vision, stiff neck, acidic taste, and fluid movement in your skull. These can be indicative of several serious conditions, and it's crucial that you seek immediate medical attention from a qualified healthcare professional, not just a dentist.
Here's why your symptoms are concerning:
blurry vision and stiff neck: these can be signs of meningitis, a potentially life-threatening inflammation of ...more

I understand that you're experiencing severe pain in your lower tooth, making it difficult to do anything. This sounds worrisome, and I can't diagnose the cause or offer medical advice. However, I can provide some guidance on what you can do next:
immediate relief:
contact your dentist as soon as possible: explain the severity and location of the pain. Most dentists offer emergency appointments for such situations.
Do not take any over-the-counter medication without consulting your d...more

Well then you may need injection, as tab is not giving you relief, contact with your dentist for this purpose.

Yes, it is generally safe to take medical treatment for a toothache after taking an i-pill on november 21st. The i-pill, also known as emergency contraceptive medication, does not interact with most medications, including those used for dental treatment.
However, it is always advisable to inform your dentist about any medication you are taking, including the i-pill. This allows them to make informed decisions about your treatment and ensure it is safe and effective.
Here's why it's a goo...more

First of all its important to diagnose your case then medication should be prescribed and treatment plan can be decided. Do not take unnecessary pain killer for long time. Its better to visit a dentist or book an appointment with a dentist.

There's nothing to be done with i-pill and toothache. Visit your nearest dentist or consult a dentist online for better understanding and proper diagnosis of your case.

Physical examination by nearby dentist may find the gravity of tooth pain and swelling due to tooth. If tooth is not causing, its probably by medication you took.

No medicine is good for severe toothache. RCT and Crown is the solution. If it can't be done then removal only may provide relief from that severe pain. If you don't want any treatment to be done and toothache resolves then there are 100% chances that pain or swelling may disrupt your sleep one or many days. So go for the permanent treatment and not temporaries. It can also convert into something which you never want to even hear it. So that's my advice to you rest is your will. Hope this helps

I understand that your toothache worsens at night, which can be frustrating and interfere with your sleep. While I cannot provide medical advice or diagnose your condition, I can offer some general information and suggest next steps:
possible reasons for nocturnal toothache:
increased blood flow: when you lie down, blood flow to your head and face increases, potentially amplifying existing inflammation or pain in your tooth.
Pressure: lying on your side can put pressure on the affect...more

I understand that you're experiencing pain and sensitivity in your wisdom tooth, and that it's been going on for several days. This can be quite distressing, and I can offer some general information and suggestions, but I cannot provide medical advice or diagnose your condition.
Wisdom teeth often cause problems as they erupt:
pain and swelling are common symptoms, especially as the tooth pushes through the gum tissue.
The tooth may feel loose or sensitive due to inflammation and pre...more